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13th Oct 2007, 02:40
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| Ok I am looking to build a new cheap gaming computer that can last for a couple of years and wondering what parts i should get with a budget of £400 - £600 I could use the tower & PSU i have at the moment to save money but it is a small EI systems tower i got from PC World as it was a start. Any ideas please |
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13th Oct 2007, 05:01
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| Well 400-600 pounds translates to around 1400 dollars Australian. Personally I think it would be hard to get a good gaming PC on that budget... Still, all you can do is try, right?  Well seeing as it is a gaming computer the main thing you'll be looking at is a good video card. Are you an ATI or Nvidia person? |
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13th Oct 2007, 06:01
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| Hi Jameslee. As you're using your existing case and psu we, firstly, need to know what type's of board it will accept so we know what to look at (atx, e-atx?) also, what wattage is your psu?
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